Temple Emanu El has a proud tradition of member involvement. You can participate in one-time activities, join groups, volunteer in the office, or serve on committees. If you are looking to get involved, let us help find the right fit for you. For more information, please contact Andrea Rubin at 216/454-1210.
GROUPS
Women of Temple Emanu El (WOTEE) is a group of enthusiastic, friendly, committed women who provide valuable services and support to the Religious School, Confirmands and B’nai Mitzvot, sponsor Oneg Shabbats, manage the Temple gift shop and run a variety of programs, activities and fundraisers. First year membership is free to new Temple members.
Brotherhood is a group of dedicated Jewish men who provide fellowship and support to our congregation and our community. Brotherhood's purpose is to enhance the feeling of social, religious, spiritual and professional community in our Temple. First year membership is free to new Temple members.
Stars of David is a social, educational and support group for Jewish families with adopted children. Temple Emanu El has started a local chapter open to the entire community. For more information, please contact Andrea Rubin at 216/454-1210.
EmpTEE Nesters is an active group of adults who no longer have children at home. The EmpTEE Nesters hold well attended social events that have included Shabbat dinners, a New Years Eve party, a Hoe Down, a Progressive Dinner and more.
In addition, we offer a wide variety of classes, book clubs and other adult education opportunities. For more information, visit our Adult Education page.
COMMITTEES
Finance & Budget Committee oversees Temple revenue and expenses through the budgeting process; oversees endowments, investments; and memorials and dedications.
Learning Congregation Committee oversees the Religious School curriculum as well as early childhood, adult and family education and the library.
Marketing Task Group manages advertising, marketing, publicity and public relations.
Membership Committee is comprised of new member recruitment and integration and retention of existing members.
Tikkun Olam (Repair the World) Committee plans and promotes community service programs and social action events concerned with learning and teaching Jewish concepts of social justice.
Programming Committee works on special events as needed.
Worship & Ritual Committee provides oversight and direction for religious services and participation.
TEEm Lunch Bunch is a program for volunteers who help out in the Temple office during weekday lunch hours by answering phones and assisting with administrative work.
